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The Smeg Victoria 90cm Pyrolytic Induction Freestanding Cooker offers a spacious oven and responsive induction cooktop in a stylish slate grey design. Ideal for families and entertainers, it delivers precise cooking, easy cleaning, and classic aesthetics. Its premium price point may not suit budget-focused buyers, but it excels in performance and versatility for serious home cooks.
Higher upfront cost compared to standard freestanding ovens; may be more than needed for smaller households or occasional cooks.
9/10 - Large oven and multiple cooking zones make it ideal for family meals.
9/10 - True convection and dual fans provide excellent, even baking results.
10/10 - Pyrolytic self-cleaning significantly reduces manual cleaning effort.
Excellent for hosting; large capacity and flexible cooking options suit dinner parties and gatherings.
Freestanding design allows for straightforward installation in most kitchen layouts with 230V power supply.
A: Yes. The cooktop works with magnetic cookware such as cast iron and many stainless steel pans. Aluminium, copper and glass pans only work if they have a magnetic induction base, so a magnet test is a simple way to check.
A: Pyrolytic cleaning heats the oven to a very high temperature so baked-on grease and food residue reduce to ash. After the cycle cools, the ash is wiped away, but shelves and some runners usually need to be removed before cleaning.
A: Yes. Induction transfers energy directly into the pan, so it usually heats faster and responds more quickly than ceramic electric cooking, while avoiding open-flame heat from gas. The trade-off is that only induction-compatible cookware will work.
A: Yes. A 90cm induction cooker with an electric pyrolytic oven is a high-load appliance and is typically hardwired on a dedicated circuit rather than plugged into a standard socket. Confirm the circuit capacity and connection method with your electrician.
A: Yes, for normal cooking. On induction cookers, the highest boost settings may be shared across zones because total power is managed across the appliance, so not every zone will always hold maximum boost at the same time.
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